Five County Groups Spend Near $30,000 for Rockefeller
Five county committees for John D. Rockefeller IV filed reports showing they spent about $30,000 in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. Details include contributions from the central committee and expenditures for election day work and drivers.
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Charleston
W.va
John D. Rockefeller IV
Central Committee
Mingo
Wetzel
Clay
Hardy County
Logan County
Secretary of State
Steve Adkins
Delbarton
Mingo County
Rockefeller
State Committee
Canfield and Miller Associates
Mingo Committee
Johnny Owens
England
Tom Chafin
Donald Evans
Williamson
Rockefeller campaign boosted by a cent donation
Huntington cosmetologist Armina Smith, 54, says she gave one cent to John D. Rockefeller IV's gubernatorial bid to protest what she calls buying West Virginia. Rockefeller, the Democratic nominee, spent 1.7 million dollars on the primary largely from his own funds. About 1 million adults are registered as Boy Scouts of America adult leaders.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
U.S
U.S. Census Bureau
Carter
West Virginia
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Reagan
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Huntington
W.va
John D. Rockefeller IV
Armina Smith
Rockefeller
The
Boy Scouts of America
Ohio primary yields broad Carter lead and Metzenbaum win
In Columbus, Ohio, Carter secures a commanding Democratic victory with 52 percent and 128 delegates, assuring the nomination, while Ford garners 88 of 97 GOP delegates. Metzenbaum defeats Stanton in a consumer‑driven Senate race, and voters approve measures on governor linking, voter qualification, and estate tax allocations, with spending limits defeated. Seville claims the world’s largest Gothic church in National Geographic note.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Howard Metzenbaum
California
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Metzenbaum
James V. Stanton
Stanton
Nick Karnick
Steubenville Court
Hays
Supreme Court
Ralph S. Locher
Hamilton County
Don P. Brown
Cuyahoga County
GOP
John W. Potter
6Th District Court of Appeals
Richard F. Celeste
James A. Rhodes
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Vernon W. Webster Jr
Hardy County Rockefeller Group
Central
Rockefeller For
Clay County
Rockefeller Committee
Abel Boggs
Democratic Supreme Court
Harry Camper
Welch
Samuel C. Christie
Camper For Justice Committee
Robert Mollohan
Richard Pizatella
E.E. Cumpton
Senate
Pat R. Hamilton
Oak Hill
Richard P. Baylor
J.D. Hinkle Jr
Buckhannon
House of Delegates
Larry D. Swann
Salem
Thomas Blue Goodwin
Seth
Harold V. Long
Little Birch
Jack E. Holt
Hinton
Ellis Boyles
St. Marys
Tony E. Whitlow
Princeton
Ton
John L. Price
Belington
E.E. Bryan
Philippi
Samuel A. Morasco
Grafton
John A. Biffle
Morgantown
Rudolph Jennings
Bluefield
John M. Moran
Burnsville
Troy Wayne Hendricks
Madison
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Seville
Spain
National Geographic
Deaton
K. Aswani
Cumberland Rd
India
S Inc. G.P
Hong Kong
Blue Prince Plaza
Hills
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